Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told House lawmakers on Thursday the Iran nuclear deal “needs to be fixed,” and he’s uncertain whether it could still be saved.
Mattis had testified before that Iran was in compliance, and it was in the U.S.’ national security interest to remain in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, which President Trump has criticized as one of the worst deals in history.
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